After daughter's Batten diagnosis, Minn. family fights to find cure
A Victoria, Minnesota, family is channeling their heartbreak into hope.
Audit: Minneapolis police didn't violate policy amid federal raid
When masked federal agents in armored vehicles showed up in a south Minneapolis neighborhood on June 3, the rumors spread like wildfire. Rowdy protesters quickly took to East Lake Street, forcing the agents out of the area.
Rep. Morrison introduces bill to boost police recruitment funding
On Monday, U.S. Congresswoman Kelly Morrison, D-Wayzata, announced her advocacy for a new bill called a "Pathway to Policing Act." It would mean more funding to police departments to improve recruitment and training.
Beloved Heights Bakery closes after 72 years
Friday morning, a line with dozens of hungry customers stretched out to the intersection. The Heights Bakery has been serving sweets to the Columbia Heights community for 72 years.
25 hospitalized after international flight diverted to MSP over turbulence
A plane had to make an emergency landing at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Wednesday, after multiple passengers were injured by turbulence.
Albert Lea blocks Minnesota's first non-tribal cannabis dispensary
A new decision from the Albert Lea City Council could be a sign of more difficulties for the cannabis industry ahead.
Heavy rain, strong winds move through Twin Cities metro
Strong to severe storms moved through the bottom half of Minnesota on Monday evening.
Shorewood toddler recovers from rare brain swelling scare
Three-year-old Sydney Marcus is a fast-moving, spunky kiddo. But one night two years ago, she flipped like a light switch.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office launches reward program
Minnesota's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office is launching a tip program to help advance their investigations.
Police searching for answers after more car break-ins in Mpls.
For the second time in a week, Minneapolis police are investigating dozens of vehicle break-ins.
Stone Arch Bridge reopens ahead of schedule
Crews were working to repair stone and mortar to slow the bridge's deterioration.
Federal court denies appeal in civil lawsuit over Amir Locke killing
A lawsuit filed by the family of a man killed by Minneapolis police isn't going away, despite an appeal from the city.
Defense presents case in Sen. Nicole Mitchell burglary trial
The burglary trial of Democratic Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell enters its third day of testimony on Thursday and the case could soon be presented to the jury.
Students converge at U of M to become gun safety advocates
In the wake of a deadly attack on Minnesota lawmakers, more than 100 volunteers with Students Demand Action will be on the University of Minnesota's Twin Cities campus this week to learn all about the power of advocating for gun violence prevention in politics.
Businesses close months after Minneapolis water main break
While Paperback Exchange is holding onto hope, others in the building are calling it quits, including Terzo and Sparrow Cafe.